Monday, July 21, 2008
af2 summary
saturday’s late game
wilkes-barre/scranton 62,
mahoning valley thunder 33
Thunder141207—33
WB/S2121614—62
WB/S — Rich Musinski 30 pass from Ryan Vena (David Davis kick)
THUNDER — Quorey Payne 36 pass from Shane Adler (Eric Schnate kick)
WB/S — JJ Outlaw 32 pass from Vena (Davis kick)
THUNDER — Clinton Rafe 14 pass from Adler (Schnate kick)
WB/S — Kirby Griffin 3 run (Davis kick)
THUNDER — John Trackmann 2 run (kick failed)
WB/S — Outlaw 14 pass from Vena (Davis kick)
WB/S — Outlaw 20 pass from Vena (Davis kick)
THUNDER — Payne 13 pass from Adler (kick failed)
WB/S — Musinski 18 pass from Vena (Davis kick)
WB/S — Griffin 1 run (kick failed)
THUNDER — Rafe 3 pass from Adler (Schnate kick)
WB/S — Griffin 4 run (Davis kick)
WB/S — Outlaw 22 pass from Matt Schabert (Davis kick)
Arena Football Playoffs
All Times EDT
WILD CARD
National Conference
Friday, June 27: New York 77, Dallas 63
Monday, June 30: Cleveland 69, Orlando 66
American Conference
Saturday, June 28: Colorado 49, Utah 44
Monday, June 30: Grand Rapids 48, Arizona 41
DIVISIONAL ROUND
National Conference
Eastern Division
Saturday, July 5: Philadelphia 49, New York 48
Southern Division
Monday, July 7: Cleveland 73, Georgia 70
American Conference
Central Division
Sunday, July 6: Grand Rapids 58, Chicago 41
Western Division
Saturday, July 5: San Jose 64, Colorado 51
CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP
National Conference
Saturday, July 12: Philadelphia 70, Cleveland 35
American Conference
Saturday, July 12: San Jose 81, Grand Rapids 55
ArenaBowl
At New Orleans
Sunday, July 27: Philadelphia vs. San Jose, 3 p.m.
Canadian Football League
EAST DIVISION
WLTPtsPFPA
Montreal220412398
Toronto12026495
Hamilton130286122
Winnipeg040082130
WEST DIVISION
WLTPtsPFPA
Saskatchewan400813490
Calgary310612587
Edmonton21049493
British Columbia220410396
NOTE: Two points for a regulation or overtime win and one point for a tie.
Thursday’s Game
Calgary 43, Hamilton 16
Friday’s Game
British Columbia 27, Winnipeg 18
Saturday’s Game
Saskatchewan 41, Montreal 33
Sunday’s Game
Edmonton at Toronto, late
Thursday, July 24
Calgary at Winnipeg
Friday, July 25
Edmonton at Hamilton
Montreal at British Columbia
Sunday, July 27
Toronto at Saskatchewan